If you sold a home between 2017 and 2024, you may be eligible for a portion of the $730 million real estate commission settlement. Discover how to claim your share.
Real EstateCommission SettlementHomeowner CompensationAnticompetitive PracticesMarket TransparencyReal EstateMar 23, 2025
The real estate commission settlement of 2025 is a $730 million settlement that compensates homeowners for anticompetitive practices by major real estate firms and brokers between 2017 and 2024.
Homeowners who sold their properties between 2017 and 2024 may be eligible for the settlement. You need to check your sale records and verify if your sale occurred during this period.
The amount of compensation you can receive depends on the sale price of your property and the commission rate charged. The settlement website provides a claim form and guidelines to help you determine your compensation.
To file a claim, visit the settlement website, gather the necessary documentation such as your sale agreement and financial records, and complete the claim form provided. The website also offers support and resources to assist you.
The settlement is expected to promote fair competition and transparency in the real estate market. It sends a strong message that anticompetitive practices will not be tolerated and highlights the importance of consumer protection and regulatory oversight.
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